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Dub Bad Boy – Simple Simon – Reggae

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First published at 15:17 UTC on July 7th, 2019.

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Dub Reggae, Jaspa Version.
Simple Simon – War All Over
Tune: Simple Simon – War All Over (Hey Bad boy) (1985)

Riddim: Boops (1967)

George Somers (Simple Simon) has a similar style to fellow sing-jay Eek-A-Mouse. He was born in Jamaica in 1956.
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Dub Reggae, Jaspa Version.
Simple Simon – War All Over
Tune: Simple Simon – War All Over (Hey Bad boy) (1985)

Riddim: Boops (1967)

George Somers (Simple Simon) has a similar style to fellow sing-jay Eek-A-Mouse. He was born in Jamaica in 1956.
Originally released on the album “Reggae Move” as “War All Over” in 1985 it was later re-released as “Hey Bad Boy”. It was recorded on the “Boops Riddim” which originated from The Ethiopians “Train to Skaville”, 1967.

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